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Bam Knight is just a good name.

And to fix that, Jerrah has made a high-profile trade for a pass rusher. But it’s a super secret trade. He’ll tell us tomorrow. Promise.

That was one bad series by Turd Ferguson.

If lurking, watching a bunch of Cowboys fans melting down is entertaining to you, have at it. https://cowboyszone.com/threads/arizona-cardinals-at-dallas-cowboys-1st-half.539600/page-57

We can stop speculating and take a look for ourselves.

Was Jerry just leaning to look at the sign language lady’s 🍑?

Trey has a hip injury right now and hasn't played in the past two losses. And the Bengals were going all in to try to compete in the division, so I think the injury is legit. Just something to keep in mind. He's also on the wrong side of 30.

I'm not taking a side in the argument, but Jaylinn Hawkins claps his hands three times, visibly, as Pitts goes in motion. I don't imagine that Penix or the center could hear that, given how loud it was in the stadium. But that might be what Morris is talking about. What team has spare starting-level OTs that they are willing to trade? Hardest need to fill, this side of QB.

Because I'm in a giving mood today:

I never understand people who spend all that money on a ticket just to drink so much that they don't remember the game.

He was, but it was more Bernard who screwed that up. He chose to double Kelce running down the seam instead of picking up Rice. That whole play was kind of a cluster though.

All true, but I don't see any "Super Bowl Teams" this year. Every team has flaws. Just need to get in and get hot down the stretch.

If you look at their cap table, you can practically book the caterer for Howie Roseman's retirement party for February 2030.

But the Chiefs are one of the teams that shut down the run. And the Bills ran on them anyway. And when they packed the box, the Bills completed a pass downfield to Moore. It's there. But I agree that some things are needed, and I expect the Bills to get a WR and a rotation pass rusher in the next 24 hours or so.

I revised my response to your previous message to remove ad hominem attacks. And I will resist responding in kind to this post. We can talk about football without accusing other posters of being "bad fans."

First of all, Alexander is not a "quality starter" at this point if the Ravens cast him aside for nothing. And the Eagles not only overpaid for Phillips, but they gave the Fins an option to send the player out of the conference to a team that they only see once every 4 years. Their move to get Carter was really good because it allows them to move DeJean out of the slot, so they strengthened two spots with one move. That was the key move for them. The rest is just activity to say they are doing something. What the Bills want, by every account, are players that other teams also want. You can't force another team to trade with you. Also, we have the misfortune of having two of the worst teams in the league in the division. The Dolphins and Jets will NEVER trade with us, even if we overpay. This board will melt down sometime over the next 24 hours when the Fins trade Waddle to Pittsburgh or Denver, but Miami could never trade him to us, even for two firsts.

Deadline is tomorrow @ 4:00pm. Bad teams with valuable tradeable assets will run it right up to the deadline unless someone overpays.

Hendrickson is out right now with a hip injury. And he actually is hurt because the Bengals are trying to win to stay in the AFC North race. He would also cost not only a first, but also a massive extension (top non-QB type contract) in order to make it work. I think if anyone makes that move, it will be the Pats (unfortunatly) because they have the assets and cap space.

It also takes an owner willing to pay MASSIVE upfront signing bonuses.

Chase Brown got a fingertip on his jersey as he went to the ground with the INT.

Just an FYI: While we have parity in the league, the Jets are a parody of an NFL team.

Roseman is always very active: He also has an owner who is willing to manipulate the cap to its fullest extent, upfront cash outlays be damned. If you have that, the cap is meaningless in the short term. But there will be hell to pay in 2030.

Won’t happen. They have both the Steelers and Broncos as other options.

Waddle will be a Steeler before Tuesday is over. They didn’t, in fact, end up signing MVS. They’re in a one-year window, desperate for a WR, and provide another option for Miami to not have to trade Waddle to Buffalo or New England. That’s where he goes if he gets traded.

Look on the bright side. Pitchers and catchers report in 3.5 months.